I don’t think so. Many companies, startups especially, just have no time for proper automation. So experienced manual testing engineers are always needed. The problem is usually it’s more efficient to hire an automation engineer and give them this work with parallel work on gradual automation coverage.
I don’t think so. Many companies, startups especially, just have no time for proper automation. So experienced manual testing engineers are always needed. The problem is usually it’s more efficient to hire an automation engineer and give them this work with parallel work on gradual automation coverage.
Absolutely, your points are spot on! Experienced manual testers are invaluable for their nuanced understanding of user experiences!